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This page explains how to get Deeztracker running on your machine. You can either download a prebuilt installer from the releases page or compile the app yourself from source. Both paths are covered below.

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Supported platforms

Deeztracker runs on Windows and Linux. macOS is not officially supported.

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Download a release

The fastest way to install Deeztracker is to grab a prebuilt installer from the GitHub releases page.
1

Open the releases page

Go to the Deeztracker releases on GitHub and find the latest version.
2

Download the installer for your platform

Download the .msi or .exe installer from the release assets.
3

Run the installer

Double-click the downloaded installer and follow the setup wizard. Windows may show a SmartScreen prompt — click More info then Run anyway to proceed.
4

Launch Deeztracker

Open Deeztracker from your applications menu or desktop shortcut. The login screen appears on first launch.

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Build from source

If you prefer to compile Deeztracker yourself, you need Node.js, pnpm, and the Rust toolchain installed first.
Prerequisites before building:
  • Node.js v18 or later
  • pnpm (the project uses pnpm as its package manager)
  • Rust toolchain (stable channel, installed via rustup)
On Linux you also need the Tauri system dependencies for your distribution. See the Tauri prerequisites guide for the full list of packages.
1

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/xScherpschutter/Deeztracker.git
cd Deeztracker
2

Install dependencies

pnpm install
3

Build the application

pnpm tauri build
The build compiles the Rust backend and bundles the Vue 3 frontend. This takes a few minutes on first run while Cargo fetches and compiles dependencies.
4

Find the installer

The installer is generated at src-tauri/target/release/bundle/msi/ or src-tauri/target/release/bundle/nsis/.
Run the installer to complete the installation.

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Run in development mode

To run Deeztracker without installing it — useful for testing changes — use the dev command instead of building: 
pnpm tauri dev
This starts the Vite dev server and opens the app window with hot module replacement enabled.

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Next steps

Once Deeztracker is installed, connect your Deezer account to start listening. See the quickstart guide for how to enter your ARL token and play your first track.

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